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Posted by acchong on October 19, 2006, 4:30 pm
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You can change the password from command line using schtasks:
SCHTASKS /Change /RP password /TN "taskname"
By changing the password from command line, you will be able to verify
the password that you key-in is correct or not.
You can use the same line of command to change the rest of the task by
just changing the task name.
> I have a few servers that need to run various scheduled tasks. I have used
> task scheduler to schedule the tasks and used an account specifically
> designed to run tasks on all the servers. Recently I had to change the
> password for this account and it was a hassle because I either missed a
> couple of tasks or had the CAPS lock on when I entered and confirmed the
> passwords
>
> Are there any utilities that will mass change the passwords on my scheduled
> tasks for me, preferably something that might do it on multiple computers
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